Version History

Software is an evolutionary process. This archive preserves the DNA of my technical growth—from the hardware tinkerings of 2009 to the architectural engineering of today. Each version is a navigable snapshot of a specific era.

Current Feb 2026

2026 — Architectural Engineer

Full redesign with dark terminal aesthetic, boot sequence hero, and 7-layer stack depth visualization. Repositioned from "fullstack developer" to Architectural Engineer with roots in networking and cybersecurity.

Astro 5Terminal UIDark themeBoot animation
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Archived 2025

2025 — Minimal Blog

Clean typography-first layout. Centered hero with name and tagline, latest posts grid below. Simple and functional — first iteration after moving to Astro.

Astro 5MinimalTypographyBlog-first
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Archived 2024

2024 — Two-Column Portfolio

Split-column hero with live stack code snippet panel, availability badge, and explicit DevOps positioning. First version to seriously document the infrastructure side of the work.

AstroCode panelDevOps focusFreelance CTA
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Archived 2023

2023 — Skills-Forward Portfolio

Structured portfolio with explicit nav, four-column skills grid, and a "Hire Me" CTA. Indigo accent. First attempt at professionally positioning for freelance work internationally.

Next.jsSkills gridIndigo themeHire Me CTA
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Archived 2022

2022 — Terminal Green Era

Monospace-heavy design with green (#10b981) terminal accent. Included a "currently building" project status card and a full tech badge list. First real portfolio site with hosted projects listed.

Next.jsMonospaceGreen accentProject cards
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Origin 2021

2021 — First Web Presence

Very first site on GitHub Pages. Courier New monospace, percentage skill bars, and a hand-written bio. Documents the formal transition from system administration and "dark tinkering" into structured software development.

HTML + CSSGitHub PagesSkill bars
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The Roots 2009 — 2020

The Fragments — Early Tinkerings

Blogspot era, Google AdSense, Meta Pixel optimization, and deep dives into web security, scripting, and PHP/Wordpress. A decade of intense self-learning, starting from SD, that built the technical intuition I carry today.

BlogspotWordpressWeb SecurityPHPRuby on Rails
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